Disillusioned with social media’s influence, Lightning Girl retires, but she’s forced into one final battle, without superhero powers, when her nemesis, her brother, cuts off Seattle’s water supply.
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Disillusioned with social media’s influence, Lightning Girl retires, but she’s forced into one final battle, without superhero powers, when her nemesis, her brother, cuts off Seattle’s water supply.
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When her brother cuts off the water supply to Seattle, a disillusioned superhero must (Do this thing) in order to (Prevent this bad thing from happening)
A variation on your suggestion:
A disillusioned superhero calls it quits, but faces a final battle–without her super powers–when her nemesis, her estranged brother, holds the citizens of Seattle hostage when he turns off their water supply.
Is it comedy? It seems where a plot is being forced to a very passive character… (Hancock) and thats one way to do a comedy.
I see the wordplay “disillusioned” and a plot where she will illuminate again on bonding with brother… but again “estranged” leads to a plot to discover a character who eventually will be her nemesis. But I am more interested in watersupply problem being a forced plot for comedy… How? Unclear from a logline.
“A dejected superhero with electrical powers is buzzed to face his/her estranged non-superhero brother when he threatens to harm the source of supply of his/her powers.”
A sibling quarrel throughout 😂😂! More of a home video than a film though. I would watch it.
Thank you. Food for thought.
Another kick at the can.
When her old nemesis resurfaces and cuts off Seattle’s water supply, a disillusioned Lightning Girl, who’s renounced her superpowers, faces a final battle with her vengeful, reanimated brother.